Top Sniper: Behind the Scenes: The Stalk

Our intrepid cameraman, Kevin Duffie, gets a chance to fire a real rarity -- a fully automatic pistol.

FTC instructor, Michael Good, introduces us to the beauty of an AR-15 modified for full auto fire.

Find how the development of scopes transformed the sniper rifle into a deadly long-range killer.

The U.S. military no longer carries one in its arsenal, but for $50 you can suit up and roast a target that doesn't shoot back.

Standard fare at the Mustang Range shoot includes the .30 cal (it's cool to fire with one hand!), the M60 and the quick rush from an electric mini-gun.

"Red One" units uncover VC weapons' caches in January, 1967. This clip has no audio!

From ancient "wolf pits" to the pungi sticks of the Vietnam War, the simplest trap has always been effective.

The snipers move into a live combat situation where targets appear in both far and close ranges.

These clips are from an army public affairs film that covers the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam from 1966 to 1967.

Learn the importance of not only the sniper, but the invaluable spotter on the battlefield.